Health manpower policy driven by need not emotion
In the wake of cost control debate, the federal government curbed medical school funding and spoke against foreign medical graduates while a separate action vetoed the 416 million Nurse Training Act. The piece argues that nurse and physician supply decisions must be based on future need and careful studies, not inflation fears or political pressure.
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Thoughts from Eastern Iowans on Diverse Topics
Readers from eastern Iowa share reflective opinions on a broad mix of subjects addressed to the column. The writers express personal views with no formal agenda, inviting ongoing community dialogue and consideration of everyday concerns.
Double-dipping ban clash at CIA turns ethics on edge
Adm. Stansfield Turner enforces a ban on annuitants at CIA while planning retirement to collect his own pension, triggering ethics questions about double-dipping amid Carter administration reform. Turner replaces key officials and faces scrutiny over retirement timing and compensation.
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Isn't it the truth Riblet Jr does time play on us
The piece argues that time slips away as the clock moves and critiques society for blaming youths and media for rising crime. It mocks the idea that razors or electric shavers shape behavior, suggesting blame lies with those who removed the razor strap as a guide.
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